Scott Maentz, pictured at right, of Spring City, organized what may have been Knoxville's first "Geek Breakfast" this morning at the IHOP on Lowell Road.
It was a networking opportunity, but he also encouraged people to bring peanut butter or tuna for Second Harvest.
It was a great idea and seemed very received.
Here are couple of his twitters on the event
And there's a slide show. See larger version of photo above.
It was a networking opportunity, but he also encouraged people to bring peanut butter or tuna for Second Harvest.
It was a great idea and seemed very received.
Here are couple of his twitters on the event
http://twitpic.com/10rl4 - We collected 56lbs of peanut butter and tuna at this morning's #geekbreakfast. about 4 hours ago from TwitPic
#geekbreakfast in Knoxville was a big hit with about 30 peeps in attendance. Photos/video later today. about 4 hours ago from TinyTwitter
And there's a slide show. See larger version of photo above.
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